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Legitimacy and Value in Corporate Societys are found generally to be inadequate to the task, and the paper argues that nothing short of a reformation of our theory of humanity and human progress would prove adequate. This latter argument is contained in a final section which attempts to give an explicit overview of the obsolescence of our value orientation.

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Toward a New Value Standard in Economicsing by furthering economic knowledge. Ultimately, better economic policy and practice awaits better economic theory, method, and philosophy. Such progress revolves around the radical notion of demystification, so I will focus on value theory in relation to that task.

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Serge Sharoff,Reinhard Rapp,Pascale Fungned growth in consumption (Danner, 1974; Bookchin, 1974; Seabrook, 1978). This proposition is unlikely to startle anyone with its novelty but it is subject to considerable controversy and topicality that justify efforts toward more systematic discussion. This chapter first reviews Mitchell’s old but

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